The origin of the long-wavelength fluorescence emission band (77 degrees K) from photosystem I.
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Summary
The data suggest that the 21-kDa polypeptide of LHC-I is the chlorophyll-containing polypePTide responsible for the long-wavelength fluorescence of L HC-I; other polyPEptides in the complex presumably bind chlorophylla and also serve an antennae function.
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- 1984-12-01
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Keywords
Photosystem II, Fluorescence, Chemistry, Photosystem, Photosystem I
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